Punctuality As A Way Of Life

Punctuality is one of the most significant values your child will need in her day-to-day life. Whether it is going to school in the morning, or submitting her assignment to the teacher, being on time will certainly make her fare better than the others. If you make something that is required in your child’s everyday life as entire her way of life, she will start excelling in everything.

However, punctuality is not something that could be developed by overnight. It might take days or months to get accustomed to. Hence, it is imperative to start young.

Another reason you should start young is that, punctuality, as a value and practice, is highly regarded in the society. Your child being on time every time will gain her respect from her superiors as well, and also speaks for the value she upholds.

An article in childcentric.in says, “Explain to children that being on time says a lot about one’s integrity. Tell them it isn’t good to keep people waiting, especially if a promise is made to meet at a certain time. Let them know people could feel let down by these actions.”

‘Better late than never, but never late is better,’ said Drake, an American singer. Never being late could seem like an impossible task, but it is possible if one respects and follows punctuality. The articles compiled in this ClipBook enables you to do just that – respect and follow punctuality. To also know how you can instill good time management skills in your child, have a look through it.

Embracing punctuality is more than just an admirable trait; it introduces you to a brand new way of living that you will love! You feel content and happy with yourself rather than frustrated and guilty.

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Are you usually punctual or late? Do you finish things within the time you stipulate? Do you hand in your reports/work on time? Are you able to accomplish what you want to do before deadlines? Are you a good time manager?

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The habit of being on time cannot be implemented overnight. It may take months or years to actually get accustomed to it. Hence, it is very important for children to be taught the value of punctuality while they’re young.

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So, your kids are constantly late for everything from the school bus, to ballet lessons, to dinner? If you haven't introduced them the idea and/or concept of punctuality, you must do so now before things get out of hand.